Bhagavad Gita 18.51

buddhyā: with the intelligence;

viśuddhayā: fully purified;

yuktaḥ: engaged;

dhṛtyā: by determination;

ātmānam: the self;

niyamya: regulating;

ca: also;

śabda: ādīn — such as sound;

viṣayān: the sense objects;

tyaktvā: giving up;

rāga: attachment;

dveṣau: and hatred;

vyudasya: laying aside;

ca: also;

vivikta: sevī — living in a secluded place;

laghu: āśī — eating a small quantity;

yata: having controlled;

vāk: speech;

kāya: body;

mānasaḥ: and mind;

dhyāna: yoga - paraḥ — absorbed in trance;

nityam: twenty-four hours a day;

vairāgyam: detachment;

samupāśritaḥ: having taken shelter of;

ahaṅkāram: false ego;

balam: false strength;

darpam: false pride;

kāmam: lust;

krodham: anger;

parigraham: and acceptance of material things;

vimucya: being delivered from;

nirmamaḥ: without a sense of proprietorship;

śāntaḥ: peaceful;

brahma: bhūyāya — for self-realization;

kalpate: is qualified .;